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"The Top 10
EQ Leadership Tips
from Napoleon Bonaparte," by Susan Dunn, MA, The EQ Coach™ |
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Susan Dunn, MA Clinical Psychology, the EQ Coach |
Finally defeated by the Russian winter, Napoleon's job was to motivate men to fight, and possibly die, under the worst of conditions. Did emotions belong on the battlefield? Do they belong in the workplace. "It is as necessary for the heart to feel
as for the body to be fed," Napoleon said, and he went right for it.
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If we change the word "prince"
to "leader" and change "nation" to
"business," in his writings, we have the prescription for Primal Leadership. 1. Nothing goes well in a [business] system
in which words are in
2. The allies we gain by victory will turn against us upon the bare whisper of our defeat. |
A [Leader] is |
3. A [Leader] is always wrong who speaks in anger. 4. None but indolent [Leaders] grow fat in their palaces. 5. Respect the people you deliver. 6. The best policy is simplicity and truth. 7. A [Leader] must speak to the eyes.It does well with the people. 8. In [business], there is a wide difference
between promises and
9. To conduct [business] both internally and to the public, deep thought, profound analysis, and the faculty of unwearied attention are necessary. 10. You cannot treat with all the world at once. Calls to the emotional intelligence competencies
of authenticity, focus,
Motivation, they say, is not a thinking word. |
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